| 词条 | Kunmadaras pogrom |
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The Kunmadaras pogrom was a post-World War II anti-Semitic pogrom in Kunmadaras, Hungary. The pogrom resulted in the killing of two and wounding of fifteen Jews on 22 May 1946. According to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, four Jews died.[1] The riot started in the marketplace as a spontaneous protest against a suspected profiteer. Since traditional occupation of the Jews in the area was trading, the image of a profiteer was conflated with that of a Jew. Therefore the riot grew into an anti-Jewish pogrom. The frenzy was further instigated by the rumors that the Jews were stealing Christian children. The historian Péter Apor made a peculiar observation about the subsequent trial of the pogromists: "The People's Tribunal managed to produce a narrative of an anti-Semitic pogrom without involving the Jewish victims." The pogrom was portrayed as a resurgence of fascism pitched against the nascent people's democracy.[2] See also
References1. ^Report of Miskolc Outbreak Says Fascist Mob Utilized Workers Protest Against Profiteers 2. ^[https://www.academia.edu/6182375/The_Lost_Deportations_and_the_Lost_People_of_Kunmadaras_A_Pogrom_in_Hungary_1946 Péter Apor, "The Lost Deportations and the Lost People of Kunmadaras: A Pogrom in Hungary, 1946", Hungarian Historical Review 2, no. 3 (2013): 566–604]
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10 : Anti-Jewish pogroms|Blood libel|Antisemitism in Hungary|Jewish Hungarian history|Massacres in Hungary|May 1946 events|1946 riots|1940s murders in Hungary|1946 crimes in Hungary|1946 murders in Europe |
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